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The first question is, are you trying to make it lineless or with lines? Which may seem like a silly question, but it'll make the difference how you line it :) |
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I'm not sure I understand the question. |
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Hoof help?  |
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Tangle, I'd do this. ^^ Misha, this is the difference between lined and lineless. Or as close as I could get it Lineless needs a lot more shadowing than the lined version because you have to do an outline using shadows and highlights. ALL SCREENSHOTS (c) FLEUR CHARACTER ART (c) FLEUR Edited at February 5, 2020 06:28 AM by Star Catcher Estate |
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Oh. Then lined. I don't color lol |
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Tangle, it's super helpful to examine pictures of horse feet (hoof, pastern, ankle) and practice drawing just them. If you have access to horses in person, that's good too, 'cause you can really get around and see the angles and curves. |
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I'll try that :) I used a ref, but took about...30 minutes? Just to draw those hooves. And then they looked like a cat had thrown them up, so I erased both : | |
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^^The hooves will also look more natural if you make the fetlocks more rounded and noticeable. |
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Kay :) Hooves have always been my enemy xD |
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